Thank you, Shannon. The tiles are beautiful and we have seen a similar approach taken with the refurbishments happening around us. We've thought about tiling, but have some other ideas to explore.

Brilliant idea

I'm sure it must be a wonderful feeling knowing that you are a trend setter. It looks wonderful and you've given yourselves a degree of privacy as well

I really like this, can you do any size?

Hi Syreeta, thank you - yes, this is an adjustable design. Or if you have something else in mind, we can discuss what your requirements are. For more info and contact details, please see our website Bikebox.London

Love this! Great idea. I would have one in a heartbeat if my front garden was big enough.

If you would like to have a free consultation on whether the Bikebox is suitable for your place, please contact us on our website and we'll be pleased to discuss the possibilities. Generally the design is very adaptable, as it is made to measure. www.bikebox.com

I will have a look thanks! How did you allow for soil drainage for the planters? Does the water drain onto the top of the bike shed component?

Drainage is incorporated into the design and eventually drains to the street/ground - just like a normal planter.

Great idea, I will definitely keep you in mind.

Love the Corten finish! Smart and contemporary too. I will also keep you in mind.

Lovely design, can you say how this is secured/locked, or maybe post a photo of the section where you lock the storage please?

The box is locked with a mortice key (5 lever) and a lock that is welded into place. Not sure you can see the key hole on this image - but it is there. It’s also welded to the ground and is made of structural steel - using intimidation tactics to dissuade the opportunist. The added security is that it’s actually disguised as a planter and so most people are surprised to find it provides nearly 4sqm of extra storage. If you are in London, come for a tour!

Perhaps this picture is easier to see where the key/lock is located

What a fab idea. Can you give some idea of cost? Also is this suitable for a tiny front garden? Shown here piled with the previous residents' abandoned stuff on moving day.

Hi Sam - thank you

yes, it’s suitable to small gardens (well, to a point!) check out my instagram for some great examples (Bikebox.london) and come see some in the metal

Back to @dbenezet - I’ve taken a better phot of our own Bikebox lock access - sliding doors will have a handle above, ours is a swinging door, so no visible handle.

Re: indications of costs - pricing is available on our website, as I figure this is the thing everyone wants to know first up. www.bikebox.london

@bathroomeleven - we did finish the path to the house, chose to go with concrete and granite, with steel panelling (more!)